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Galileo Galilei: The Story of the Brilliant Italian Scholar Hounded by the Inquisition Because of His Views on the Universe
Michael White
Hardcover (Exley Publications Ltd, Jan. 1, 1991)Hard to find
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The Wright Brothers: Powered Flight
Anna Sproule
Hardcover (Exley Publications Ltd, July 30, 1991)None
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Johann Gutenberg: The Story of the Invention of Moveable Type and How Printing Led to a Knowledge Explosion
Michael Pollard
Hardcover (Exley Pub., Jan. 1, 1992)None
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James Watt: The Development of Steam Engines and How They Created Our Industrial Society
Anna Sproulle
Hardcover (EXLEY PUBLICATIONS LTD, Aug. 16, 1992)None
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Sir Isaac Newton
Michael White
Hardcover (Exley Publications Ltd, July 31, 1991)None
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Thomas A.Edison: How Electricity Was Harnessed for Domestic Use by One of the Great Inventors of All Time
Anna Sproule
Hardcover (Exley Publications Ltd, May 28, 1990)None
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Albert Einstein
Fiona MacDonald
Paperback (Helen Exley Gift Books, Feb. 1, 1992)Albert Einstein is one of the most famous scientists who ever lived, and yet, for most of his lifetime, only a handful of people really understood the dscovery he had made....
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Margaret Mead
Michael Pollard
Hardcover (Exley Publications Ltd, Feb. 1, 1992)At th age of twenty-four and fresh from University, Margaret Mead set out alone from Philadelphia for Somoa to do eight month' research into the culture of a virtually unknown people...
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Charles Darwin: Evolution
Anna Sproule
Hardcover (Exley Publications Ltd, May 31, 1990)"Charles Darwin" is one of the first titles in the new biography series, "Scientists Who Have Changed The World". This series is aimed at young people between the ages of 11 and 14 and is designed to encourage and create in children a greater awareness and understanding of science and its methods. "Charles Darwin" is a lively and concise narrative about the scientist who created turmoil in Victorian Society with his theory on evolution. In his controversial book "The Origin of Species", Darwin outlined his belief, based on years of careful scientific observation, that animals and humans evolved by means of natural selection and were not created by God. The story of Charles Darwin is immensely important in terms of the way we view the world around us now and was revolutionary in scientific thinking and reasoning in the static and highly religious society of the Victorian Age.
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Guglielmo Marconi: The Story of Radio and How it Made the World a Smaller Place
Beverley Birch
Hardcover (Exley, Jan. 1, 1990)How radio began and its impact on the world
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Alexander Graham Bell: The Telephone
Michael Pollard
Hardcover (Exley Publications Ltd, Aug. 30, 1991)None
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Alexander Fleming: Penicillin
Beverley Birch
Hardcover (Exley Publications Ltd, May 31, 1990)None